Sunsets over Palmerston Lake. Across the road, not on it - so you get the view without the waterfront tax bill. Ompah, North Frontenac. Land O' Lakes country - trails, water, quiet. Whether you want a weekend escape or you're ready to live here full-time, this one works either way. Set on 1.1 acres, the two-bed, one-bath bungalow has pine floors and a kitchen and bath renovated in 2020. A propane furnace and woodstove keep it warm all winter, so this isn't a three-season place - it's built for year-round living if that's what you want, or a cottage you can lock up and leave. The big-ticket stuff is already done: 200 amp electrical service, a new septic system in 2021, and an updated well from 2015. That's the part that usually scares people off rural properties - here it's handled. Bring everyone. The bunkie has ample room with two doubles and two twin bunks, and the fifth wheel covers whoever's left over. There's also a 26x18 garage/workshop for the boat, the tools, or whatever project you're into. Two minutes to Palmerston Conservation Area trails. Ten-minute walk (or two-minute drive) to the public beach. Weekend retreat or full-time home - this property doesn't make you choose.